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Yeah, buddy. Been there, done that. Gotta start somewhere. At least spread a poncho on the floor to catch falling parts. One they hit the rug they're gone forever. . . :eek: Good luck. Cheers. 'AC'

Darn, I've got some catching up to do with you guys. Got a few stickers on the side of a small parts drawer my dad had in our workshop back in the 1950's. Time to get busy and fill in all the empty space. . .

Very nice, IC. Can never have enough drawers.

Simple solution is always the best. Knew your Iowa farmland ingenuity would come to the fore'.

Hey Iowa crawler. Nice how you included the scale garage as part of your workbench. I wondered where it was. Now I know. Curious, though? How did you get the tandem trailer through the overhead door? Did you do a Gibbs (from NCIS TV) and build it in the garage? Only kidding. Well done...

Good suggestion IowaCrawler, For the first in a long time, I have walk-around on the last 2ft. Never realized how much I missed that. Yeah, that's a great way to work a bench. Back '06-'11 when I was RC drag racing on the full-prep scene, my workbench was 4ft x 4ft with full walk-around. My...

Nah. Don't be. What my shot doesn't show is the other half of the garage with stuff stacked and scattered about. Still have to find a place for all that. But at least now I've got some elbow room to work. Looks like the second car spends another night outside in the driveway. RC man cave...

Hey NT Guys. Finally bit the bullet and did a reorg on the workspace. Long overdue. Now there is the bench space I've been lacking and wanting. Most of what gets used for projects falls readily to hand as well. Moving the bench out 2ft also brings it more directly under the overhead...

Workbench as it now-soon to move a set of 18in deep shelves behind it to free up bench space. Like Doom!, pegboard will be a bit of a reach then. This bench is 2 x 6ft. It replaced a 4 x 4ft previously used. Personally, the 4x4 better was better. With only 21in useable width, I'm always...